The CVS Weekly Ad has a strong selection of health and wellness deals this week, with several allergy, cold and flu products standing out alongside personal care and grocery savings. One of the first prices worth noticing is Post Honey Bunches of Oats, Great Grains or Kellogg’s cereal at just $1.99.
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Most of the attention in this CVS Weekly Ad goes to the large number of cold, flu and allergy products included in the sale. For shoppers who regularly keep medicine at home, Adult Robitussin Max Strength 8 oz. is priced at $12.99, and that same Robitussin offer appears more than once in the ad. There is also a broader $8.49 offer covering Advil Multi-Symptom Cold & Flu, Theraflu Severe Cold Relief, Robitussin, Zyrtec and Lysol disinfectant spray, giving shoppers several different reasons to look at that section. Zyrtec has multiple options as well, including the 24-35 count adult package, Allergen Shield spray in the 200-count size and children’s 8 oz. or 24-count products for $19.99. For households that prefer to buy a larger supply, Zyrtec 90 ct. is $39.99. Allergy shoppers have even more choices because Claritin adult tablets, liqui-gels or children’s chewables 30 ct. are $19.99, while Claritin Chewables or Tablets 30 ct. are also listed at $19.99. Allegra Nasacort 120 sprays, Allegra 24 gelcaps, 30 tablets or Xyzal 35 ct. are another $19.99 option. Flonase is positioned at a higher price point, with Adult Flonase 144 sprays or Sensimist 120 sprays priced at $28.49. The same $28.49 offer is listed for Flonase Allergy Relief 144 sprays or Sensimist 120 sprays, so anyone comparing allergy products may want to check the exact package before choosing. There are also several products aimed at cold symptoms. Airborne cold tablets 10 ct. or gummies 21 ct. are $7.99, while Airborne Immune Support Supplement 10 ct. effervescent tablets are also $7.99. Alka-Seltzer Plus Powerfast Fizz 24 ct. or Coricidin HBP 16-20 ct. are $9.99, and Alka-Seltzer Plus Severe Cold 16 ct. effervescent tablets or 8 ct. night tablets are available for the same $9.99 price. Dramamine nausea 24 ct. is $15.00, adding another useful option for shoppers who keep common over-the-counter products on hand. Children’s EEZ Co Pops 15 ct. are $6.99, giving families another item to consider when shopping through the health section. The variety is useful because the CVS Weekly Ad is not limited to one particular type of cold or allergy product; instead, it covers several brands, package sizes and forms, including tablets, gummies, liquid products, sprays and effervescent tablets.
There are also some interesting everyday deals outside the medicine aisle. Coffee and breakfast products give the CVS Weekly Ad a more general shopping angle, with Post Honey Bunches of Oats, Great Grains or Kellogg’s Cereal priced at $1.99. Keurig K-Cups from McCafé, La Colombe, Green Mountain, Donut Shop, Swiss Miss or seasonal varieties are $5.99 for a 10-count package. That makes the grocery portion worth checking even for someone visiting CVS mainly for health products, particularly if coffee and cereal are already part of the regular shopping list. Personal care has a good selection too. Batiste dry shampoo in 3.81-5.71 oz. sizes is $12.99, while Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner in 11.3-13 oz. sizes or leave-in conditioner in a 10.2 oz. size is $4.49. Dove body wash pumps in the large 30-30.6 oz. sizes are $12.99. Shoppers looking for shaving supplies can find Schick or Skintimate 4 ct. or 12 ct. disposable razors for $14.00. Colgate has several toothpaste choices included at $5.99, covering Optic White Advanced 3.2 oz., Charcoal, Purple, Sensitive 3.8-4.2 oz., Total 3 oz. or hello adult toothpaste. Finally, Biofreeze Professional products are $14.99, including gel, roll-on, spray, pump, Triple Target gel and Ultraflex patch options depending on the package. Looking at the entire CVS Weekly Ad rather than only one aisle, the strongest theme is clearly health and wellness, but there are enough household, beauty, grocery and personal-care products to make the sale relevant to a normal shopping trip too. The allergy selection is particularly broad, with Zyrtec, Claritin, Allegra, Xyzal and Flonase all represented, while the cold and flu section includes Robitussin, Advil, Theraflu, Alka-Seltzer Plus, Coricidin and Airborne. The combination of these products with cereal, K-Cups, shampoo, body wash, razors and toothpaste means shoppers can potentially handle several routine purchases during the same CVS visit. As always with over-the-counter medicine, it is worth checking the exact active ingredients, package size and intended use before buying, especially when comparing several products that address similar symptoms. For the shopping side of things, however, this CVS Weekly Ad offers a notably wide selection, with several prices that are easy to spot without having to limit the trip to a single category.